“27.5% of Philip Rivers’ pass attempts went to RBs last season. Austin Ekeler averaging eye-opening .12 catches per snap in career. https://t.co/33dBNatDDK”

@Nick153 but both will see increased workloads. Ekeler already is worth owning in fantasy.

@ahenry1939 agreed, he and Ekeler will split the role. I’m saying neither will have the full load. As, neither would be able to handle it.

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it will be interesting to see how Henry affects the pass distribution in this offense.

@Sm4shbox hard to make a deep run with him considering he fades down the stretch every year.

@tjfowle2 I see you disagree, except Jackson has a 0th percentile BMI and is 193 pounds. He does not shout workhorse by any stretch of the imagination. If you think Ekeler is too small for a workhorse role, Justin Jackson is smaller.

@Nick153 false. Jackson was a workhorse in college

Lol, I read that as 12/snap and imagined Ekeler just tossing the ball up to himself as he ran down the field...

@JaredBigOcean we both know college and the NFL are vastly different.

He doesn’t fade. He just has been getting hurt.

@Nick153 he is 198lbs

But guys Nick123 looked Justin Jackson up on player profiler.

So... End of argument

0th percent yo

Lmao

A guy with a 0th percentile BMI won’t be able to handle it.

Ekeler is a poor man's Lindsay

Guess we will see

@masonrouthier jackson is 195 pounds. Being a bell cow in college vs the nfl is like night and day, especially for smaller guys like jackson. If this gordon thing doesnt get resolved, my guess is they trade for a starter. Maybe someone like chris carson?

@Nick153 no shit dude but he’s capable of taking 15+ touches a game.

Looks like it’s that time of year again..... time to silence my sleeperbot notifications...

12 catches per snap is pretty damn good. I think that math might be a little askew, though.

Then why is this an argument? I said “not a workhorse role.” It will get closer to 12 to 15 btw. Workhorse is 20 range.